Mealworms and More: Recent Episodes

Justin Meyer

Brought to you by Midwest Mealworms, this podcast will revolve around the insect world. From running a small business to methods and processes.

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On this week's Mealworms and More, we cover several new topics:  

  • when should I move my beetles to a new bin? 

  • what is a 'harvestable' size of mealworm? 

  • can the pupation process be delayed? 

  • many more!  

If you have any questions, don't be bashful about throwing out a comment below or reaching out to me directly - justin@midwestmealworms.com  

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This episode is from a live Facebook event hosted in the Mealworm Farming Coop group.  I hope you enjoy it!

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Info about moisture and water gel crystals. Check out the video on my YouTube channel, Midwest Mealworms!

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How to combat and prevent grain mites. Use #askmidwestmealworms and I may answer your question next!

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Here's a great question from Linda about her mealworm larvae size variations and some of my thoughts and feedback.

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If you've got questions, use #askmidwestmealworms and I'll answer on the podcast!

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When should I feed carrots/potatoes/moisture? How frequently? What if it causes problems??? Not to worry, listen and then ping me with questions.

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Details on applying heat to your colony.

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Details for folks who order mealworms and superworms, and details for those who ship them as well.

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Raising mealworms and utilizing frass. The slides can be found on my website : https://midwestmealworms.com/moa-conference-2020/

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Who am I, what is Midwest Mealworms all about?

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More details on why I keep my insect farm at 70% humidity, and why.

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More detailed info on the optimal temperature for mealworms and superworms, along with info on how to text with me.

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Some information on dermistid beetles and their larvae

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Additional information on why I aim for 2 inches of substrate.

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A quick update on a new sifter.